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Warren Ledger in Warren, Pennsylvania

07 Dec 1888

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Warren Ledger

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Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1888

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Dispensary Justice In Warren Grand Jury Proceedings

The December quarter sessions heard indictments for larceny burglary and assault with several true bills. Donahue and Murray found guilty for drug store break in Warren. Yarington and associates sentenced to fines and solitary confinement. Grand jury report urges jail improvements and wall around yard to curb illicit access.

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D. M. Williams W. D. Brown A.C. Merrit Barker Sheffield Township Commonwealth Canby Thompson Barney Snow Joe Yarington Abe Pryor Fletcher McGughgan Michael Courtney Jed Woodard Charlee Heglund Peter J. Bwanton Frank Donahue John Murray B. F. Morris James Mullen Warren Morris Mullen Wm. Galbraith George Irving Andrew McCrea Tracy Run Bradford Juon Mastison James Thompson Irvington W. Benson W B. Renwick Saic Charles Dimmick the Commonwealth Eleck Gravk Donahue G. W. Gilbraith Yarington Donahue Yarnington Costa Western John Murray The Peter Swanson Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace State of Pennsylvania Ruse Hospital R. P. Davis
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Council rejects sidewalk cleanup repeal proposal

At a Monday meeting council members debated repealing the ordinance forcing sidewalk cleaning. The resolution failed. The Buffalo chemist reported water from a local island well is exceptionally pure and wholesome, meeting citizens needs. £100 was approved for the Third Street bridge. Clerk Smith resigned. Joe Schofield named to fill the vacancy. The police logged forty two arrests and fines collected. The Relief Association held its monthly meeting with secretary Miss Myrta Cole resigning and Mrs. Emma Sterrett elected to fill the vacancy. Donations totaling $1 and $5 were received. Thanksgiving collection reached $84.30. Holiday shopping urged at L G Noxes drug store and Lesser & Co tinware. Warren, Pa. 17 MW

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McKay Dr. Baker Buffalo Third Street the Relief Association The Relief Association Myrta Cole Emma Sterrett
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President's tariff plan framed in 1880s decade debate

The annual message to Congress urges tariff reform to curb elite wealth and aid labor. It cautions against government favoritism to rich interests, calls for tariff revision, reduced revenue needs, and equal justice in pensions. It notes British-US fishing rights, naturalization reform, bond purchases, land policy, and pensions as key issues.

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Cleveland Congress Fathers of Republic Eamly United States Great Britain Secretary of the Treasury Tlw Sheridan Presiden Boneet Pension Bureau Department of Agriculture
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George B Smith departs Mirror for Buffalo real estate journal

George B Smith editor of the Mirror resigns after four and a half years and plans to move to Buffalo to write a monthly real estate journal published by Norman E. Mack of the Evening Times. The Ledger notes successors and business changes with Walker handling Mirror operations and Major Tom Wilson slated for editorial management next week. Separate item: Warren capitalists with A. Waxelbaum of Erie plan a wholesale clothing factory in Warren with $8,000 capital, half taken by Waxelbaum, employing thirty to forty workers. L. G. Noyes advertises fancy goods for Christmas, and Lesser & Co promote gifts like pen knives and plated ware.

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George B. Smith The Mirror Wll Buffalo Norman E. Mack Evening Times Warren Smith the Ledger Mrs. Smith Walker Tom Wilson Ofd Jo. Schofield A. Waxelbaum Erie L. G. Noyes Cail Lesser & Co
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Crim Inal Court Grand Jury J. D. Chapman Garland the Connell L. G. Noxes
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